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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What two facets of character does Carson say prove Christ's deity?
(a) Devotion to God and love for man.
(b) All of the answers are correct.
(c) Moral perfection and the ability to forgive.
(d) Moral perfection and the ability to love all.

2. What is the fluid that collects in the membrane around the heart?
(a) Salavic effusion.
(b) Pneumonia effusion.
(c) Pericardial effusion.
(d) Pleural effusion.

3. Who informs the group that Jesus has risen from the tomb?
(a) A donkey.
(b) A shepherd.
(c) Jesus himself.
(d) Angels.

4. What is Craig's conclusion regarding whether Jesus' tomb was really empty?
(a) It was empty because it had been robbed.
(b) It was empty.
(c) It was not empty.
(d) He cannot conclude without a doubt.

5. How does Craig explain discrepancies of the time of day in accounts of finding Jesus' tomb empty?
(a) It depends on the outlook of the person telling the story.
(b) It is irrelevant.
(c) It depends on the gender of the story teller.
(d) It is only important if Jesus had existed.

6. When Jesus preached that he was the Good Shepherd, what did opponents say about him?
(a) He was out of his mind.
(b) He had leprosy.
(c) His mind had been eaten by the plague.
(d) He was demon possessed.

7. What evidence do we have that Jesus experienced the medical conditions discussed with the author's expert witness?
(a) Prophecy.
(b) It is popular theory.
(c) Historic accounts and modern knowledge.
(d) Biblical accounts.

8. According to the author's witness with a Jewish background, which biblical scripture paints a clear image of the Messiah?
(a) Acts 3.
(b) Isaiah 53.
(c) John 3.
(d) Number 18.

9. What does the author think about the case for Christ as he begins his book project?
(a) Christ was real.
(b) Christ was only a prophet.
(c) Christ has not been born yet.
(d) Christ was legendary.

10. What is the topic of witness Donald Carson's books?
(a) The Hebrew language.
(b) The Old Testament.
(c) The New Testament.
(d) Jewish tradition.

11. What is the study of the Bible the author recommends?
(a) King James version.
(b) Children's Living Bible.
(c) The Journey.
(d) Free New Testament.

12. What fulfills the prophecy that claims the Messiah's bones will be out of joint?
(a) Jesus' anger.
(b) Jesus' beating.
(c) Jesus' tears.
(d) Jesus' crucifixion.

13. How many signs of mental illness does the Bible's account of Jesus show?
(a) 10.
(b) 2.
(c) None.
(d) 3.

14. What year can Jesus' appearance to the crowd be traced?
(a) 33-34 AD
(b) 41-45 AD
(c) 39-43 AD
(d) 32-38 AD

15. Historically, what happened to dead bodies in the times of Jesus?
(a) They were buried in the ground.
(b) They were burned.
(c) They were fed to dogs or put in a mass grave.
(d) They were dumped in a well.

Short Answer Questions

1. According to Habermas, why weren't the sightings of Jesus after his death considered to be hallucinations?

2. What is the fluid that collects around the lungs?

3. Even before Christ died by crucifixion, the witness says he would have experienced what kind of failure caused by shock?

4. In the end, what does the author encourage the reader to do?

5. Who writes about two encounters with the risen Jesus?

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